About Kacie
Hi, I’m Kacie.
I’ve spent much of my life teaching, building businesses, raising a family, and helping women discover what they’re capable of. Along the way, I’ve learned that some of the best parts of life aren’t necessarily the things we planned.
A Little About Me
Before stepping into entrepreneurship, I taught English at Montana State University for ten years. Since then, I’ve spent more than 15 years mentoring women, building businesses, and discovering just how much can change over the course of a lifetime.
My own life has certainly had its share of unexpected chapters. I’ve navigated breast cancer, divorce, career changes, and the wonderful, sometimes complicated experience of bringing together a blended family. Today, Mike and I have seven children between us, and with our youngest now graduated, we’re discovering what this next season of family life looks like.
Those experiences have influenced how I think about success, health, relationships, and the choices we make along the way. They’ve also given me a deep appreciation for women who are balancing their own dreams with the people and responsibilities they care about.
These days, you’ll often find me spending time with family, enjoying the outdoors, or hanging out with Marley and Peanut, my two littles.
Why I Do What I Do
After years of teaching, building businesses, and mentoring women, I’ve had a front-row seat to the different ways our lives evolve. I’ve watched women accomplish things they once thought were impossible, navigate unexpected changes, and discover new interests and ambitions along the way.
I’ve experienced plenty of those changes myself, and they’ve shaped the way I approach my work today. I believe we can be proud of everything we’ve built while continuing to explore what we want for ourselves.
That’s what inspired me to create two communities.
The Permission Project is for women in network marketing who love their businesses and want to keep growing, leading, and enjoying what they’ve created in ways that work for this season of life.
The Sweet Spot is for women in midlife who are interested in feeling their best, enjoying their relationships, exploring new possibilities, and making more time for themselves.
Both reflect what I enjoy most about working with women: helping them recognize what’s possible and decide what they want to do with it.
A Few Things I Love
Being outside with my hands in the dirt, a good glass of wine, rom-coms that make me laugh, and long dinners with family and friends where the conversation is just as good as the food. I love meaningful connections, spending time with the people I love, and finding little reasons to celebrate the everyday moments.